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General Info -
Partner Universities
Admission
Requirements/Eligibility:
Financial Grant:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at
least 60 credits by program start date
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain
approval from the Office of Financial Grants and
Scholarships before starting a semester abroad at
a host university.
Deadlines:
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or
housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the
student will continue to use their AUS grants and
AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad.
In all other cases of students studying abroad,
financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will
not be awarded.
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester
(last semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5
or above.*
For Fall Semester, the application deadline is
January 15. Fall Semester is August to December
while Full Academic Year is August to May.
For Spring Semester, the application deadline is
August 1. Spring Semester is January to May while
Full Calendar Year is January to December.
Length of Stay:
One or Two semesters
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS
tuition fees for the full course load (12 - 16 credits)
in addition to Student Activities fee. Any
additional costs including housing, lab fees, meal
plans, books and insurance will be paid directly to
the host university. However, students studying
abroad through ISEP will pay AUS housing fee and
AUS meal plan fee.
These students should speak with the Financial
Grants and Scholarship Manager for more
information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside
of AUS are responsible for making arrangements
with their sponsor.
Our Application Process**:
Research program options through aus.studioabroad.com and reference library in MG43. Complete application and pay AED 200 fee. After
2 weeks, accepted students will have 1 week to
reserve spot in program by payment of AED 500.
Complete application through host Courses must
be approved prior to program start. Course permission form must be signed and submitted to
registrar prior to program start.
* The program/s to which you apply may have higher eligibility requirements
** Isep program has a different application form.
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AU
The University
Admission
Requirements/Eligibility:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in
lastsemester.
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above.
4. No TOEFL needed.
American University (AU) has a well-deserved reputation as a
global university, with more than 1,000 international students
from 140 countries, many award-winning favulty members
engaged in international scholarship and research, and a curriculum notable for its wide array of courses with interinational
themes. Many of the university’s academic programs are rated
among the best in the United States. A distinctive feature of
many programs is their close integration with Washington-based
organizations and decision-makers, both governmental and
non-governmental. This university is committed to public service, diversity, and experiential and interdisciplinary learning. it
is located in northwest Washington, at the top of Embassy Row
and close to downtown. The campus is in a beautiful residential
neightborhood where many diplomoats live. It is one of the safest areas in Washington, DC. and offers easy access to the metro.
The City
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for the
full course load (12 credits). Any additional costs including
housing, lab fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be
paid directly to the host university.
View living costs here:
http://www.american.edu/abroadatau/living-costs.cfm
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students
studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
*Students going to AU will only be able to register for four
courses or 12 credits. If you wish to register for more credits,
you will be responsible for paying the cost of the extra credit
hours directly to AU.
Visa:
Washington, DC, the capital of the United States, is a truly dynamic cosmoploitan city with many points of interest. Students
can tour many of the federal buildings in the city, such as the
US capitol or the Supreme Court. Most museums here are free,
and there are dozens to see! Somes of the most beautiful sights
of the city are the war memorials and presidential monuments.
Students can enjoy concerts at the Kennedy Center, festivals on
the National Mall, the National Zoo, the nightlife of Georgetown
and Adams Morgan, the many parks and bike trails, and the
mountains and beaches located only a few hours away.
Summers are hot and humid. Winters are chilliy and snowy!
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to obtain
their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such
as the letter of acceptance and bank statement. See http://
abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa
application process.
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Courses:
Housing:
All students are required to take a course load of 12 credit
hours, which means 4 classes, in a semester. They can
choose courses from any of the five university’s schools:
School of International Service, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Public Affairs, Kogod School of Business,
and School of Communication
AU offers housing accommodation on campus for students
who apply and pay required fees before the deadline. Offcampus housing is also a good option. To view housing options visit the website: http://www.american.edu/abroadatau/studentlife.cfm
In general, here are some course restrictions:
1) Students cannot not take Graduate level course work
(600 and above). They can only enroll in undergraduate
level courses (100-500 level).
2) Enrollment in courses which require admission to special program is not permitted.
Furthermore, there are some school restrictions that students must pay attention towards:
Health Insurance:
CEN: No courses offered for CEN students.
American University
Abroad at AU
Rockwood Building
4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20016-8039
SBM: The School of Business at AU is AACSB approved.
Students can take major or required courses during their
study abroad semester after getting the approval from
the School of Business and Management at AUS. They can,
however, take their general education (humanities, etc.),
free electives and Business electives (MJR or MIN electives).
In the Kogod School of Business (AACSB approved),
abroad students are not allowed to register to these specific class sections:
o
KSB 255: Strategic Business Communication
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Any 500 level accounting courses
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MGMT 458: Business Policy and Strategy
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FIN 465: Derivative Securities
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FIN 575: CFA Level I Intensive Review
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MKTG 412: Advertising & Promotion Campaigns
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase
on their own or from AU. Visit: http://www.american.edu/
abroadatau/health.cfm for more information.
Mail Address:
CAS: Students may only select “allowable” courses from the
School of Communication. Check the following list to see
which ones: http://www.american.edu/abroadatau/upload/School-of-Communications-courses-2.pdf
CAAD: No courses offered for CAAD students.
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit
(requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each
study abroad case is subject to approval.
Internships:
Abroad at AU students may apply and look for unpaid and
non credited internships at various business or organizations in their free time. If interested, see http://www.american.edu/abroadatau/internships.cfm for more details.
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Study Abroad Experience
Salman’s experience at AU
Omar’s semester at AU
“I went to American University Washington DC to study
for one semester as an exchange student. I had a good
time from both perspectives academic and socializing. The
university atmosphere was amazing. The professors were
friendly and always ready to help. Moreover, in terms of
socializing I have met friends from all over the world. We
were having activities every weekend as Washington, DC
has lots of attractive places to visit. We have visited lots of
places in DC such as the White House, the Capital Building,
the monuments, and much more places. In addition to that
I have visited places outside Washington, DC. I have visited
Pennsylvania state and New York state. All in all, my experience was amazing, and I would love t do it again and advise
each student to try it .”
Salman on the right with his friends.
“I do not know where to start. The US thus far has been
a once in a lifetime opportunity. It’s truly amazing to see
how many people are willing to meet and know one
another. No kidding, with all the friends I have made,
together we have travelled to New York, Philadelphia and
around Washington, DC. Who says it takes more than a
semester to get settled in? Don’t be afraid; take this great
opportunity today.”
Omar in the middle with his friends .
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GWU|The George Washington University
Location:
Washington, DC, United States
Eligibility:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in
lastsemester.
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or
above.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
The George Washington University’s residence options
range from traditional coed halls and apartment styled
halls with private bathroom, to townhouses for students
with preference to seniority. Exchange students are
placed in rooms with one or several roommates depending on the dormitory they are allotted to. Recently, students have been placed in Philip Amsterdam Hall and City
Hall.
Health Insurance:
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase from their home country or from GWU.
Courses:
Exchange students can choose from a variety of
undergraduate courses numbered between 0000-4999.
They cannot register for graduate level courses (like those in
Law or Medical school) and program course offerings from
Semester in Washington.
Look at following course offerings on the University Bulletin:
http://www.gwu.edu/~bulletin/index.html
CEN: The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences from
GWU is ABET accredited. Students may choose from a variety of courses: Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer
Engineering, Engineering Management and Systems
Engineering, and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
SBM: The School of Business at GWU is AACSB approved.
Students can take major or required courses during their
study abroad semester after getting the approval from
the School of Business and Management at AUS. They can,
however, take their general education (humanities, etc.), free
electives and Business electives (MJR or MIN electives).
CAS: Students are open to a wide range of courses offered
by any George Washington University’s school. Courses are
subject to approval.
CAAD: No architecture courses offered
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
Visa:
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to obtain
their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such
as the letter of acceptance and bank
statement. See http://
abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa
application process.
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Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
Study Abroad Experience
Razan’s Experience at GWU
“I studied abroad at the George Washington University
during the Spring 2010 semester and had the most
wonderful time there! I met so many people from all over
the world- the student body was very diverse. The weather
was COLD, but it was a nice change from the weather
we are used to here in the UAE, and I got to play in the
snow! Living in DC was much more different than living in
Dubai. Nobody drives there- everyone walks and takes the
metro, especially if they are students at GW and living on
campus. The actual campus is different as well. There isn’t
one distinct campus- it’s a bunch of buildings all over DC
that belong to George Washington University. It’s such a
nice atmosphere I am sure anyone who wants to go study
abroad at George Washington University will absolutely
love it! Georgetown is also very close to the George
Washington University campus and it has the best stores
and restaurants in DC- you’ll find anything you want in
Georgetown (it’s somewhat similar to the Walk in JBR, but
much bigger with shops such as Zara, Urban Outfitters,
etc.). While I was abroad, I also made a visit to Orlando,
Florida and visited Disney World. There are many other
states you can travel to that are close to DC such as New
York, which is only four hours away by car. Overall, I had
a wonderful time and I would encourage everyone who
wants to study abroad to do it at George Washington!”
Razan Majdalawieh
Apply now online!
http://aus.studioabroad.com
Apply now online!
http://aus.studioabroad.com
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JMU |James Madison University
Location: Virginia, United States
Courses:
Eligibility:
• Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least
60 credits by program start date; seniors may not go in
lastsemester.
• You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
• You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
above.
Students can take a full course load of 12-15 credits during
the semester. Keep additional options for classes in case you
don’t get your preferred classes.
Preferred areas of study: Humanities, Social Sciences, Psychology, Political Science, Liberal Arts. All students should
plan to take at least one class outside of their major as an
elective. Students can check the courses being offered
on MyMadison portal: https://mymadison.jmu.edu/psp/
pprd/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENG&
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
All students living on campus have to sign a standard
housing contract. Exchange students would be charged
the room and board for the semester length stay at JMU.
To apply for housing, visit the website for Office of Residential Life: https://rms.jmu.edu/
Visa:
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to
obtain their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an
appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such as the letter of acceptance and bank statement.
See http://abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa application process.
CEN: ABET accredited
SBM: No business courses
CAS: Students have a wide range of options to choose their
courses from.
CAAD: No architecture courses offered
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students
studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
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Health Insurance:
Study Abroad Experience:
All students must complete the JMU Health Record Form
and ensure all vaccinations and doctor’s check-ups are
taken care of before arrival. Additionally, international
students are required to enroll in health insurance with
the CISI. If you currently have an insurance policy that will
cover you for the study abroad duration and meets certain
requirements, you may be exempt from the insurance fee.
If you wish to apply for a waiver for this coverage with CISI,
you must complete an Insurance Waiver Form and return it
in person to International Student & Scholar Services along
with a copy of your policy in English. Follow instructions
given by the host university.
Basim Ahmed is an AUS student who studied abroad at
James Madison University during Fall 2009 semester.
“I left with the intention of having a good experience and
learning more about other cultures. I came back with all this
and more. I became more open minded and helpful through
this study abroad experience. The environment was great
and the people were friendly and welcoming. James
Madison University is a huge campus with a large and active student body. The school spirit could be seen through
the range of activities offered to the students from parties to dinners to movie nights. The International Students
Association held weeklong orientation for exchange and
new students filled with fun events and icebreakers. Also, I
really liked the courses I was taking as they were diverse and
interesting. During my stay, I lived in an exchange student
housing so I got the opportunity to interact and learn from
other exchange students.”
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Louisiana
State
University
|
LSU
Location:
Louisiana, United States
Requirements/Eligibility:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least
60 credits by program start date
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester
(last semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
above.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
Consider whether you would like to live off-campus or oncampus during your study abroad semester. For on-campus housing, visit the Office of Residential Life’s website
to fill the online application and pay the required deposit:
http://www.lsu.edu/housing
For off-campus options, students are responsible for finding their own lodging near campus. As a start, visit the
International Cultural Center’s website at: http://www.lsu.
edu/icc. Then, click on “Services” to find a roommate. OR
visit the following website for more information on apartments: http://offcampushousing.lsu.edu/
Visa:
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to obtain their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an
appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such as the letter of acceptance and bank statement.
See http://abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa application process.
Courses:
Students can have a look at all courses offered at LSU for a
particular semester using the following link: http://appl003.
lsu.edu/booklet2.nsf/mainframeset. To view the course
descriptions in PDF, download from here: http://www.lsu.
edu/catalogs/2009/pdfs/CH1271-CH1279Coursesmergedincolumns.pdf. Also, to look at the course listing section
in the course catalog visit this link: http://www.lsu.edu/
catalogs/2009/247coursesinstr.shtml
CEN: LSU’s School of Engineering is ABET accredited.
Students may choose from a variety of courses:
Biological Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Construction Management, Computer
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Environmental
Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Petroleum Engineering.
SBM: LSU’s College of Business is AACSB accredited. Students are encouraged to take their general education (humanities, etc.), free electives and Business electives (MJR or
MIN electives). Students can take major or required courses
during their study abroad semester after getting the approval from the School of Business and Management at AUS.
CAS: Students may choose any course in this category of
their preference. Courses are still subject to approval.
CAAD: The School of Architecture is accredited by NAAB in
the US. Students can pick courses of their liking but must
still obtain approval.
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to
approval.
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Financial Grant:
Health Insurance:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or
housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student
will continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded
scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of
students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase
on their own or from LSU. Follow instruction given by the
host university.
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Study Abroad Experience:
Shahin Hoda is an AUS student who studied abroad at
Louisiana State University during Fall 2009 semester.
“I found my study abroad experience to be an eye opener.
Adjusting to the environment in the US was easy because of
the student activities we had during the orientation and the
welcoming students. There were a lot of student organizations
that you could join with a variety of events offered. The
educational system makes you more independent as you
have to learn to do everything by yourself and complete the
assigned tasks on time. I suggest everyone should go study
abroad for a semester as you learn a lot and become more
open to other cultures.”
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MBS |Munich Business School
Location:
Munich, Germany
Eligibility:
. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in last
semester.
. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.8 or above.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Health Insurance:
All students must have health insurance. They can either
purchase insurance from a health care provider in Germany or use insurance from their home country. The cost
of basic monthly coverage (including basic dental) for
students (up to 30 years of age) is around 65 Euro. Follow
instructions given by the host university.
Visa:
Non-EU national have to apply for a student visa so they
must contact the German Embassy. Start obtaining
general information in advance to prevent any issues with
the application. See http://www.abu-dhabi.diplo.de/ for
complete information on Visa application process.
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Programs:
MBS allows exchange students three programs for their
study abroad options.
1)European Business Semester (EBS)
This program is taught at an advanced bachelor level
conducted 100% in English. 30 ECTS with TOEFL/IELTS
scores: IBT 83 or IELTS 6.0
2)German Business Semester (GBS)
The GBS is taught at an advanced bachelor level conducted
100% in German. 30 ECTS with fluency in German
3)Integrated Studies at the Bachelor or Master Level
Visiting students may study alongside our bachelor or
master students in the German or English language track.
Students must be academically sound and fluent in the
desired language of study.
MBS also offers a 2-week intensive German language course
for students, with very little or no German language skills,
prior to the start of the academic semester. However, this
course is only available for the fall semester intake.
The International Exchange Office recommends the
Integrated Studies Program for AUS students. More
information on this program can be found in this newsletter.
If you are interested in the other two programs, you can find
more details on this website: http://www.munich-businessschool.de/en/programs/visiting-student-programs.html
Courses:
There are no engineering or architecture courses offered
at MBS. Exchange students usually integrate into the third
year (5th or 6th semester) in the school. The offered English
courses, credits, and hours are viewable on the website
through the following link: http://www.munich-businessschool.de/nc/en/programs/visiting-student-programs/
integrated-semester-abroad/courses.html
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each
study abroad case is subject to approval.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Scholarships opportunities:
AUS and MBS in Germany signed a student exchange
agreement which allows up to 3 students to study one
semester at the respective universities. The scholarship
amount will be €600 per student per semester. A student
who is nominated for a full academic year is eligible to receive two scholarships (one for each semester). The scholarship is open to bachelor and master students
studying at AUS. The objective is to encourage the
exchange of students and financially assist them. Students
apply as exchange students via the Office of International
Exchange Programs. Application deadline for Spring 2014 is
August 1, 2013.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
Housing/Accommodation:
All accepted exchange students are advised to search for
their accommodation and make arrangements for their
stay in Munich. If the student cannot find a place, then
they should arrange to stay in a youth hostel or inexpensive hostel for the first few weeks till a place is found. Websites of Great Rentals and Toytown Germany contain useful
links for rentals/housing.
Most rental website would have rentals in German. The
rentals may be charged either by the owners or by rental
agents who charge 2 months’ rent plus VAT tax for their
referral services.
RENTAL AGREEMENT, DEPOSIT & PRICES:
Most rental agreements would be written and contain
rental terms such as rental dates and termination policy.
Security deposits for up to two months are required by
landlord; they will be returned after the contract ends.
Rentals would be paid at the end of each month.
Look for housing in Munich City, Munich West and Munich
South.
Rental prices in Munich are high therefore most students
share apartments. Rents vary from location, size and type.
Average cost would be €500 for single room.
Be aware of fraudulent rental links!
http://www.munich-business-school.de/en/programs/
information-for-internationals/housing-and-cost-of-living.
html
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UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
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Sciences Po
Sciences Po:
The Undergraduate Exchange Programme at Sciences Po
allows exchange students to live and study in a multicultural and dynamic environment. The main campus is
located in Paris but there are five other regional campuses
located in major French cities: Le Havre, Reims, Nancy, Poitiers, Dijon, and Menton. Each location has a distinct geographical focus: the Middle East, Asia, Europe, North and
South America. These campuses offer the same curriculum
as the main Paris campus but offer additional courses
that focus on its geographical region such as intensive
language. These cities have a lower cost of living, better
student services and more affordable housing.
Location: Paris, France
Eligibility:
•Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in last
semester.
. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
Deadlines:
For Fall Semester, the application deadline is Januay 15.
For Spring Semester, the application deadline is August 1.
Length of Stay: One or Two semesters
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-15 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Courses:
Exchange student have up to 16 hours of class per week.
They can choose from 240 different courses and take a full
course load up to 30 ECTS (European Credits Transfer and
Accumulation System).
Exchange students can take courses in various areas including Economics, Business, European Studies, French Studies,
History, International Relations, Law, Political Science, and
Sustainable Development.
It is strongly recommended for all non-francophone students to take a French language course. It is possible to
study a second language, but in this case, students must
take a language previously studied at their home university. Students can pick one sports class per semester that is
worth 2 credits. These courses are taken on a pass/fail basis
and depend on the students’ participation.
The different types of courses include lectures, seminars,
electives, and workshops. For more details on which courses
to select visit http://college.sciences-po.fr/siteparis/coursecatalogue
To obtain the Undergraduate Exchange Programme Certificate, students must follow one of the recommended English, French or English/French Programmes, each consisting
in two full semester course loads (60 ECTS credits total), and
must validate a minimum of 45 ECTS credits overall.
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
Housing/Accommodation:
Located in the heart of Paris, Sciences Po does not have
housing on campus to offer its students. As a result, you
must make arrangements to find your own accommodation. Sciences Po has made available numerous housing
offers and information to help guide you in your search.
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Financial Grant:
Health Insurance:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase
on their own or from a health care provider in France.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
Visa:
Non-EU national have to apply for a student visa so they
must contact the French Embassy. Start obtaining general
information in advance to prevent any issues with the application. See http://www.ambafrance-eau.org/-English- for
complete information on Visa application process.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Useful Links:
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
Our Application Process:
Research program options through aus.studioabroad.com
and reference library in MG43. Applications open 15 December. Apply online by 15 January. Complete application
and pay AED 200 fee. After 2 weeks, accepted students
will have 1 week to reserve spot in program by payment
of AED 500. Complete application through host Courses
must be approved prior to program start. Course permission form must be signed and submitted to registrar prior
to program start.
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Main Building, Gruond floor, MG 43 | Tel. 06 515 4027 or 06 515 4018 | Fax 06 515 4010 | ixo@aus.edu
Undergraduate exchange programme: http://www.international.sciences-po.fr/en/undergraduate-exchange-program
Exchange Programme: http://college.sciences-po.fr/siteparis/etudiants-echange
Course Catalogue: http://college.sciences-po.fr/siteparis/
course-catalogue
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SFU | Simon Fraser University
Location:
Vancouver, Canada
There are some school restrictions that students must pay
attention towards:
Eligibility:
•Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in last
semester.
. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
CEN: Not ABET accredited (Engineering courses’ credits will
not be counted or transferred). The courses offered by the
School of Computer Science and School of Engineering Science are limited to computer science majors and engineering science majors.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-15 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
Students must apply online with the Residence Office by
March 31 for Fall semester and by October 15 for Spring
semester. Visit this page to learn more on housing at SFU:
http://students.sfu.ca/exchange/prospective/housing.html
Courses:
Exchange students are recommended to enroll in no more
than 12 units/credits (approximately 4 courses) during
their first term at SFU; they can take 15 credits in total.
A list of course descriptions and course outlines can be
found on the online SFU Calendar: http://students.sfu.ca/
calendar/. Students can verify on SFU’s Student Information System if their chosen courses are being offered: sis.
sfu.ca/
CAS:
1)Access to some Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (MBB)
upper division (300 & 400 level) courses may be restricted
to SFU MBB majors. Access to Biological Sciences (BISC) courses with labs is restricted. Exchange/study abroad
students will only be allocated space after SFU BISC majors
have been enrolled (space permitting).
2)The French Cohort Program offered by the Faculty of Arts
and Social Sciences is not open to exchange students.
3) Yo enroll in any Contemporary Arts (FPA) courses - Theatre, Visual Art, Music (composition) or Dance - you
MUST contact the School for the Contemporary Arts to discuss your course interests and background.
4)Typically, exchange students are not given access to “studio courses” offered at higher level. Applicants may have
to present a portfolio or attend an interview or audition to
be admitted in FPA courses. Courses in film/video production and screen writing are not open to exchange
students.
5)Study abroad applicants are also restricted from taking
Communication (CMNS) courses in the subject area of “Publishing” and senior level Kinesiology courses.
CAAD: Not offered
Closed Programs: Film studies; music; business
administration
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
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Visa:
If you are studying at SFU for more than 6 months you
must have a study permit. In addition to a study permit,
citizens from certain countries will also be required to have
a Temporary Resident Visa. See http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/uae-eau/offices-bureaux/embassy-ambassade.aspx?lang=eng&view=d for complete information on
Visa application process.
Internships:
Students are eligible to apply for on-campus part-time
work with a study permit. Work off-campus is not allowed.
Health Insurance:
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either
purchase from their home country or from SFU. Follow
instructions given by the host university.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing
fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded
scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of
students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
Apply now online!
http://aus.studioabroad.com
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UM | Maastricht University
Maastricht University:
Maastricht is one of the oldest and most attractive cities in
the Netherlands. Maastricht University School of Business
and Economics (SBE) has been awarded three prestigious
accreditations, resulting in the so-called Triple Crown
accreditation. SBE creates a sound study environment by
providing its students with modern and technical wellequipped study rooms and research facilities, a large selection of reference books, various work stations throughout
the school as well as a central student services centre. An
active collaborative partnership with companies in the
business community complements the
opportunities available at Maastricht University.
Location:
Maastricht, Netherlands
Eligibility:
. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in last
semester.
. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
Deadlines:
For Fall Semester, the application deadline is Januay 15.
Fall Semester is early September to late December. Full
Academic Year is early September to late April.
For Spring Semester, the application deadline is August 1.
Spring Semester is mid January to late April.
Length of Stay:
One or Two semesters
Courses:
Courses at Maastricht University are challenging and reflect real-life challenges faced in business today. Its unique
problem-based learning model encourages students to
work collaboratively to analyse cases, develop innovative
approaches, and identify unique methods for seeking
solutions.
Language of instruction: English
Study programmes:
Exchange students can select courses out of the following
programmes:
· Bachelor of Science in International Business
· Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business Economics
· Bachelor of Science in Econometrics & Operations Research
· Master of Science in Business Research
· Master of Science in in Econometrics and Operations Research
· Master of Science in Economic Studies (previously International Economic Studies)
· Master of Science in Economic and Financial Research
· Master of Science in Financial Economics (Asset Pricing,
Banking, Financial Analysis)
· Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management and
Change
· Master of Science in Human Decision Science
· Master of Science in Information & Network Economics Master of Science in International Executive Master of
Finance and Control
· Master of Science in Management of Learning
· Master of Business Administration
· Master of Science in Public Policy and Human Development
· Master of Science in International Business.
SBM: UM’s School of Business and Economics is AACSB
accredited. Students can take major or required courses during their study abroad semester after getting the approval
from the School of Business and Management at AUS. For
more information about business courses: http://code.
unimaas.nl/
CEN: No Engineering courses
CAAD: Not offered
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
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Housing/Accommodation:
UM Guesthouse
Most exchange students end up staying at the UM Guesthouse. The buildings are located in the vicinity of the
Faculties and are easily accessible by bike or on foot. Unfortunately SBE cannot guarantee that all students who
apply for a room at the Guesthouse actually get a room.
Applications are processed on a first-come-first-served
basis, and we have no influence on that process.
Reserving a room at the UM Guesthouse is possible via the
on-line reservation system at
www.Maastrichthousing.com.
How to find housing on your own?
Of course exchange students are not obliged to get a
room in the UM Guesthouse, even though it is the easiest
option. Students can also find a room on the private market. Check the following websites for alternatives:
www.HousingAnywhere.com: local, outgoing students
sublet their room for a short period of time to
incoming students.
www.Maastrichthousing.com: acts as intermediary for the
local housing corporations in the so-called
“social” rent sector, and is also the portal for the UM Guesthouse.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
Health Insurance:
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase
on their own or from a health care provider in Netherlands.
Visa:
Nationals of the following countries do not need a visa to
study in The Netherlands: Members of the EU, EEA, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Japan, Monaco, New Zealand, South
Korea, United States of America, Vatican City State.
A visa is necessary for nationals of all other countries when
staying for more than three months.
All non-EU nationals need a residence permit for a stay of
more than 3 months.
Please check the webpage of our Visa Office for more information: http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/visa
See http://uae.nlembassy.org/ for complete information on
Visa application process.
Useful Links:
General: http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/sbe
Eschange Programe: http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/
web/Faculties/SBE/TargetGroup/Education/ExchangeProgramme1/IncomingStudents1.htm
Courses: http://code.unimaas.nl/
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
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Apply now online!
http://aus.studioabroad.com
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UVic | University of Victoria
Location:
Victoria, Canada
Eligibility:
. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least 60
credits by program start date; seniors may not go in last
semester.
. You cannot go during your graduating semester (last
semester).
. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Courses:
Exchange students can take from three to five courses
depending on their academic comfort level. Students
are not normally able to register in Engineering, Law,
Business,Education and Human & Social Development.
Some courses in Business are open to students, but the selection is very limited. Registration of courses is only
done after you have been accepted into the program. At
UVic, students must select courses and register for them
online well before the start of term. An admission letter
does not guarantee you entry to particular courses, so be
sure to register as soon as you are eligible. Most courses
fill quickly so students who register after their assigned
registration date will have fewer course options. For more
information, visit: http://iess.uvic.ca/exchangestouvic/
courseselection.html
CEN: Not ABET accredited (Engineering courses’ credits will
not be counted or transferred). The courses offered by the
School of Computer Science and School of Engineering
Science are limited to computer science majors and engineering science majors.
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SBM: UVic’s College of Business is AACSB accredited.
Students are encouraged to take their general education
(humanities, etc.), free electives and Business electives
(MJR or MIN electives). Students can take major or required
courses during their study abroad semester after getting
the approval from the School of Business and Management
at AUS. A normal course work load for Canadian students
is five courses (7.5 units). Exchange students can take from
three to five courses depending on their academic comfort
level. Course outlines are sent to partner universities in February each year. There are two courses specially designed for
and offered to exchange students:
COM 206: Business English (1.5 units). Business English is designed to support the study of other course material and to
enhance the transition to regular business courses offered
by Peter B. Gustavson School of Business and UVic. Students in the course will be given opportunities to develop
their speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills under
the guidance of a highly trained instructor experienced in
teaching English as a second language. Students with a
TOEFL score of less than 575 are required to enroll in this
course.
COM 390/290: An Introduction to the Canadian Business
Environment (1.5 Units). The purpose of this course is to introduce exchange students to the practical realities of doing
business in Canada, with Canadians. The course will cover a
broad range of topics including an overview of the social,
political, and economic environments of Canada. Students
with an excellent command of English will be permitted to
enrol in the regular business courses offered by Peter B. Gustavson School of Business if they meet the prerequisites.
CAS: Students can register for courses in Faculties of Social
Sciences, Humanities, and Science as long as you have satisfied all course prerequisites. There are limited courses in the
Faculty of Fine Arts that are open to exchange, so be sure to
check the UVic Calendar website: http://www.uvic.ca/calendar.
CAAD: No courses specific to architecture
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to approval.
Housing/Accommodation:
Homestay
Homestay is available to all students. Homestay (room &
board) is an excellent way for students to improve
their English and experience Canadian living. Should you
choose homestay, you will be matched
with a Canadian host who has been carefully selected for
his/her ability to provide a safe, comfortable, and
friendly home. The family will provide you with your own
room and food for CDN $800 per month. There
is also a one time $250 placement fee. To apply, please
visit: http://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/elc/accommodation/
Residence
Others may prefer on-campus residence (room & access to
cafeteria). Peter B. Gustavson School of Business
is allotted 30 single rooms in Residence. Therefore rooms
will be assigned on a first come, first serve
basis as the applications and deposits are received. The
residence location is convenient and all campus
facilities can be reached within ten minutes by foot. To apply and find out more information please visit
http://www.housing.uvic.ca. If you are assigned a room,
you can make arrangements to move in prior to the
Exchange Orientation.
Off-Campus Housing
Exchange students can also search for accommodation
independently. In such instances, students are responsible for undertaking the search process and making food
arrangements. Please visit: http://housing.uvic.ca/offcampus/ for more information. Most accommodation will be
available the 1st of September, but some may be available
immediately.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded
scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
Health Insurance:
-AON UVic International Students Medical Insurance
Program (PRIVATE): http://extranet.aon.ca/uvic/
- British Columbia Medical Services Plan (PUBLIC): http://
www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/infoben/index.html
Medical coverage is compulsory for any international students in Canada. What type of medical insurance
is required? It depends on your length of stay. Please read
the following section carefully.
If you are staying for ONE term (4 months), it is recommended that you purchase private health insurance in your
own counrtry. The coverage should be equivalent to the one
offered by the British Columbia Medical Services Plan (refer
to the BC MSP website). If you are unable to find any insurance plan equivalent to the BC MSP, AON, UVic’s designated
private insurance company, offers a special insurance plan
for shortterm international students. Please apply BEFORE
your arrival in Canada.
If you are staying for TWO terms, you may choose to apply for the BC MSP, which will cost approximately $60 per
month. The MSP application must be submitted UPON your
arrival in Canada and your coverage will begin 3 months after your appication is submitted. It is important to purchase
a private insurance plan for the 3 month waiting period.
Also you can choose to stay in a private insurance plan for
the entire stay.
Either way, it is important to make sure that you are covered
by a medical insurance plan from the moment
you enter Canada until the day you leave for home.
Visa:
Study Permit
REQUIRED: if you will be staying for two terms and/or will
participate in the Business Co-op program.
RECOMMENDED: for any students for greater flexibility.
Entry Visa (Temporary Resident Visa)
Students from certain countries are required to obtain this
visa IN ADDITION to a study permit. Please make sure to apply for “multi-entry” visa instead of “single-entry”. This allows
you to leave and enter Canada many times during your stay.
Check with the Canadian Embassy to enquire if you need a
visa to study in Canada. If so, to apply, you will need to have
the following:
• the admission letter sent to you by the University of
Victoria
• proof of funds
• a return ticket
• a valid passport
Please visit: http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/
uae-eau/offices-bureaux/embassy-ambassade.
aspx?lang=eng&view=d for complete information on Visa
application process.
Useful Links:
Incoming Exchange Handbook: http://www.uvic.ca/gustavson/
assets/docs/Intl/Incoming%20handbook%20with%20cover%20
2012.pdf
Course Selection: http://iess.uvic.ca/exchangestouvic/courseselection.html
Courses: http://web.uvic.ca/calendar2011/CoIn/index.html
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N
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Location:
Columbia, SC, United States
Y
Requirements/Eligibility:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least
60 credits by program start date
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester
(last semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
above.
N
W
N
D
W
N
Program Fees and Costs:
D As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
Students are required to live on Campus. SC offers housing
accommodation on campus (single-sex dorms are available) for students who apply and pay required fees before
the deadline.To view housing options visit the website:
http://www.housing.sc.edu/
Visa:
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to obtain their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an
appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such as the letter of acceptance and bank statement.
See http://abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa application process.
Health Insurance:
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase on their own or from SC. Follow instruction given
by the host university.
Courses:
SBM: University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of
Business is AACSB accredited. Students are encouraged to
take their general education (humanities, etc.), free electives
and Business electives (MJR or MIN electives). Students can
take major or required courses during their study abroad
semester after getting the approval from the School of
Business and Management at AUS.
They have a list of unique international business classes in
globalization, international marketing and finance, and
regional courses.
For more information on the courses please visit : http://
moore.sc.edu/academicprograms/undergraduate/majorsoffered.aspx
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to
approval.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students
studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more information.
Students sponsored by an organization
outside of AUS are
responsible for making arrangements with their sponsor.
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N
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Requirements/Eligibility:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at least
60 credits by program start date
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester
(last semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or
above.
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS tuition fees for
the full course load (12-16 credits) in addition to Student
Activities fees. Any additional costs including housing, lab
fees, meal plans, books and insurance will be paid directly
to the host university.
Housing/Accommodation:
SUU will make every effort to assist students to obtain oncampus or off-capus accommodation within a reasonable
distance from the campus.To view housing options visit
the website: http://www.suu.edu/ss/housing/
To view housing options Off campus visit : https://www.
suu.edu/prostu/housing/
Visa:
Students must apply to the US Embassy/Consulate to obtain their J1 Exchange Visitor Visa. They must make an
appointment and follow up with the required documentation, such as the letter of acceptance and bank statement.
See http://abudhabi.usembassy.gov/ for complete information on Visa application process.
Health Insurance:
All exchange students must have valid health insurance
coverage during their stay abroad. They can either purchase on their own or from SUU. Follow instruction
given by the host university.
Courses:
CEN: SUU’s School of Engineering is ABET accredited.
SBM: SUU’s College of Business is AACSB accredited. Students are encouraged to take their general education (humanities, etc.), free electives and Business electives (MJR or
MIN electives). Students can take major or required courses
during their study abroad semester after getting the approval from the School of Business and Management at AUS.
CAS: Students may choose any course in this category of
their preference. Courses are still subject to approval.
NOTE: Students must fill out the AUS course permission
form to get their courses approved by the Associate Dean
of their school and the Registrar. Upon approval, students
would be provided with the grades required to transfer
credits. Students must achieve the minimum grade as
indicated on the form in order to receive course credit (requirements for credit transfer vary by program). Each study
abroad case is subject to
approval.
Financial Grant:
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain approval
from the Office of Financial Grants and Scholarships before
starting a semester abroad at a host university.
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the student will
continue to use their AUS grants and AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad. In all other cases of students
studying abroad, financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will not be awarded.
These students should speak with the Financial Grants and
Scholarship Manager for more
information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside of AUS
are responsible for making arrangements with their
sponsor.
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ISEP
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International Student
Exchange Programs
General Info - ISEP
Admission
Requirements/Eligibility:
Financial Grant:
1. Sophomores encouraged to apply; must have at
least 60 credits by program start date
AUS students on grants/scholarships must obtain
approval from the Office of Financial Grants and
Scholarships before starting a semester abroad at
a host university.
Deadlines:
In cases where the AUS student pays tuition and or
housing fees directly to AUS for study abroad, the
student will continue to use their AUS grants and
AUS-funded scholarships for that semester abroad.
In all other cases of students studying abroad,
financial grants and AUS-funded scholarships will
not be awarded.
2. You cannot go during your graduating semester
(last semester).
3. You must have at least a cumulative GPA of 2.5
or above.
For Fall Semester, the application deadline is
January 15. Fall Semester is August to December
while Full Academic Year is August to May.
For Spring Semester, the application deadline is
August 1. Spring Semester is January to May while
Full Calendar Year is January to December.
Length of Stay:
One or Two semesters
Program Fees and Costs:
As an exchange student, you will pay AUS
tuition fees for the full course load (12 - 16 credits)
in addition to Student Activities fee. Moreover,
you will also pay AUS dorm fees , insurance fee
and a Meal plan fee. All additional costs including
lab fees and books will be paid directly to the host
university.
These students should speak with the Financial
Grants and Scholarship Manager for more
information.
Students sponsored by an organization outside
of AUS are responsible for making arrangements
with their sponsor.
Application Process:
Students applying through ISEP must fill out a
separate form available through the ISEP website.
To view more information about ISEP please visit
http://www.isep.org/
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